When the new teapot is boiled with water, a layer of white waxy substance appears. Can this teapot still be used to make tea? How can I remove ash?

Boil the water! Surface generated white material! That substance, as the saying goes, should be called a scale.

The main substance is: calcium carbonate CaCO3!

There are two reasons: 1. Your drinking water is boiled in hard water! What is hard water? It is water containing calcium, magnesium and other water-soluble metal compounds! Drinking too much will cause kidney calculi! Whether this reason depends on what is boiling water in your home! Whatever it is, marijuana! The surface of the pot is covered with a white substance! Then yours is hard water!

2. It is the substance on the surface of the teapot that reacts with the water in your home to produce white material! What is the material reaction! Because I don't know what the teapot is made of! I don't know!

Easy to clean! Make sure it works! If you have dilute hydrochloric acid at home! Just pour it directly into the pot and wash it! Nothing! Dip first! There is a chemical reaction! Chemical formula: CaCO3+2hcl = = CaCl2+H2O+CO2 =

If there is no dilute hydrochloric acid, replace it with white vinegar for home use! It also works! But slow down! Because white vinegar contains HCl ..

Wash with clear water until the white thing disappears! Because of the acid! Of course I want to wash it!

As for dilute hydrochloric acid, it's a chemical! Wash the pot with it! Can I eat boiled water?

Don't worry! You can eat! You already have dilute hydrochloric acid in your stomach! It's stomach acid!

But don't be so stupid! Be sure to wash the pot after soaking!